FBI Wants to Wiretap Facebook, Twitter, Google; Is Facebook Censoring Your Comments?; Review: Microsoft Security Essentials 4.0; And more

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Security Watch May 9, 2012   View Online | Manage Subscription | Follow Us TOP STORIES Report: FBI Wants to Wiretap Facebook, Twitter, Google The Federal Bureau of Investigation is pushing for a law that would force social networks, email providers, and other peer-to-peer services to become "wiretap-friendly" according to a CNET report. Share This: Is Facebook Censoring Your Comments? A strange thing happened to Robert Scoble, a fan of all-things-social, over the weekend when he tried to comment on a Facebook post. Facebook blocked his comment. Here's why. Share This: Review: Microsoft Security Essentials 4.0 Microsoft Security Essentials 4.0 does a decent job protecting a clean PC, but in testing its cleanup of already-infested systems wasn't thorough. Share This: Panda Security: Viruses Are the Least of Your Worries Based on Panda Security's first-quarter report for 2012, a literal antivirus program would miss almost 95 percent of new malware threats. Share This: Apple's OS X Lion Update Has Exposed Encrypted Passwords for Three Months A programming oversight in Mac OSX 10.7 Lion exposed user passwords encrypted by FileVault, OSX's legacy encryption software. Share This: Review: Norton 360 Everywhere With Norton 360 Everywhere a single license key lets you protect up to five PCs, Macs, or Android devices. You also get 25GB of hosted online backup for your PCs. Share This: Adobe Patches Critical Flaw in Flash Player Adobe released an emergency update to patch a critical security flaw in Flash Player last week. Share This: Questions, comments, tips about potential viruses, worms, vulnerabilities? Send them here: pcmsecur...@ziffdavis.com FEATURED OFFERS LATEST TOP-RATED PRODUCTS Adobe Creative Suite 6 (CS6) | Software | Microsoft Expression Studio 4 Web Professional | Web Publishing | Nikon Coolpix P510 | Digital Cameras | Norton 360 Everywhere | Security Sharp Elite Pro-60X5FD | HDTVs | The Walking Dead: A New Day | The Walking Dead: A New Day Western Digital My Passport Studio (2TB) | Storage Devices eNewsletter Information You are subscribed to PCMag.com's Security Watch with the email address nanda...@gmail.com. Click here to unsubscribe from this newsletter. To subscribe to other e-mail newsletters from Ziff Davis, change your delivery format from HTML to text, or change your email address, click here. Copyright ©2012 Ziff Davis, Inc.  All Rights Reserved. Ziff Davis, Inc., 28 East 28th Street, 11th Floor, New York, NY 10016